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Previously on "New 5.375% bond for anyones who's interested."
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Free crayons for all investors.Originally posted by doodab View PostWhy, do you want some help? Invest in the doodab corporation.
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Not if you can find some mug to buy. And at the moment the banks are stuffed full of QE with few places to put it.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostThere is a reason whey they are promising such high interest rates. The bonds will be tradeable but very likely to lose value pretty soon. You will end up with your money tied in for 7 years and if the company vanishes in that time all the money is lost.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBut they are tradeable - " It will begin trading on the London Stock Exchange's Order Book for Retail Bonds on 25 September."
There is a reason whey they are promising such high interest rates. The bonds will be tradeable but very likely to lose value pretty soon. You will end up with your money tied in for 7 years and if the company vanishes in that time all the money is lost.
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Beazly is only BBB+ rated. With this bond, you are essentially buying their debt.Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
Bond is for a 7 year (!) tie-in.
Better rates are available for corporate bonds already.
NB.: If you buy company debt via these bonds, the money you make back depends on the firm involved not going bust and you are not protected by the UK's £85,000 Financial Services Compensation Scheme if the worst happens.
ICG and Beazley woo income-hungry investors with 'retail bonds' | This is Money
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Nomadd again.
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